Hiring of Premises
Rooms for Hire
Milford on Sea Methodist Church has rooms that are available for hire by community groups. Below you can see details of the rooms together with the legal forms that need to be completed when wishing to hire any of these rooms.
- Sanctuary- The Sanctuary is the main body of the church and has chairs, an Organ, Piano and an AV system.
- Hall- This is suitable for meetings, afternoon teas, fitness and Pilates classes, etc. Approximate dimensions: Width 5.2m (17ft). Length 7m (23 ft). We provide chairs and tables.
- Kitchen - This is a fully fitted kitchen that is compliant with all food safety standards and is licenced for the cooking of hot meals.
To enquire about hiring any of the above rooms please email: lettings@milfordmethodist.org.
Legal Documentation
Letting Agreement
These documents enables the hirer to provide details of exactly which room they want to hire and when they want to hire it. The hirer can also specify whether their requirement is a one-off event or is a regular event that reoccurs on a specific day each week or month etc.
Terms and Conditions This document explains the various regulations and conditions that any hirer must agree to before being able to hire any of the church premises.
Safeguarding
The Milford on Sea Methodist Church's Safeguarding policy is reviewed on an annual basis.
To see a copy of the current policy click on the safeguarding link above.
Payment Information
Cost of room hire is £14 per hour
Payment is made by BACS transfer directly to our bank account at :
CAF Bank Ltd
Sort code: 40-52-40
Account No: 00021594
Account Name: Milford on Sea Methodist Church
The above provides details of the hire charges and the method of payment.
Privacy Policy Milford on Sea Methodist Church is part of The Methodist Church in Great Britain, with shared aims, objectives, and rules under which we operate. As such, we have a national, shared, Privacy Policy which is available online or as a downloadable PDF file. We comply with this Privacy Policy, which reflects recent changes in the law (EU General Data Protection Regulations GDPR/UK Data Protection Act 2018).
